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Main Blog - Wordpress Powered This is my main blog and the most mainstream. I discuss all kinds of things here, from what goes on with me at work as a recruiter and how I find jobs for people across the nation in Insurance Claims, to unique gifts or links I've found, to what's on my mind that day. This blog has categories, so if you find a particular theme of my thought process that you enjoy, you can quickly scan just those blog entries. |
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blog2.taitlifto.net My new 2010 blog utilizes WordPress 2.9 which is better than my above Wordpress blog which utilizes a 1.x version and is the built in version for 1and1 - I can now update via my iPhone. Insurance claims recruiting, random thoughts, etc will appear here. Hopefully. |
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2old2play.com Many of the blogs from the main blog are duplicated here, but there are also blogs that are specific to 2old2play (a website for gamers 25 years of age or older) and/or gaming. Some of the blogs are about LANs or get-togethers that I've taken part in that consisted of 2old2play members. |
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PhotoBlog | My cell phone photo blog on FaceBook |
I've also tried to setup photo albums as a way of sharing pictures with people. The reason that there are so many is complex: first, I'm always looking for the perfect methodology for sharing, whether it be simplicity in uploads or the quickness in which an album can be shared out and accessed without visitors having to create profiles. Second, some online albums are easier from an administrative purpose with easy to use tagging and editing of albums. Third, I tend to setup albums where popularity exists - when MySpace first exploded on the scene, I setup a MySpace photo album. Facebook? Same thing. Fourth, I have setup some albums just for printing purposes. And, finally, I don't like to move the albums - I already spent time creating an album at XYZ, so I'm not going to waste my time setting it up again, so there's actually a partial timeline that exists just by following my photo albums around.
